Phil, > If your distro includes SIP then it will also > include a compatible version of PyQt.
Not RHEL 3. It has SIP but not PyQt. CentOS has everything that RHEL 3 has, and more, but PyQt is not among the addons. > I would recommend removing your SIP RPM and building > SIP v4.1.1. Then build PyQt again (from a clean > install). I removed SIP no problem, the only dependency was sip-devel, which I also removed. I downloaded sip 4.1.1 from a fedora mirror, but rpm would not install it, as it says it needs python 2.3.2 (I have python 2.2 AND python 2.3.4). For me, maybe the path of least resistance is to start with a fedora 3 install. That would have sip 4.1.1 with a compatible python, and PyQt-3.13-1. Does this sound workable to you? Thanks, Rick --- Phil Thompson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Sunday 28 November 2004 12:48 pm, Rick Graves > wrote: > > If your distro includes SIP then it will also > include a compatible version of > PyQt. Your problem is trying to use the latest PyQt > with a very ancient > version of SIP. > > I would recommend removing your SIP RPM and building > SIP v4.1.1. Then build > PyQt again (from a clean install). > > Phil > > _______________________________________________ PyKDE mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mats.imk.fraunhofer.de/mailman/listinfo/pykde
